... R-iDD LES - OU U . ?retn the chreiefaa Number 4b Blo Bells.) What in the dIfference betWeeunaCept0od and rejele d lovers 'eae~itddaa themfrsesandtherfeJ wted misses the kit~es, -Wby le a-ft ;old gentleman like a wIndow /-Ber cusne heIs IIIof pals ...

... On Wednesday afternoon, a fire, which resulted in the deastruction of a large amount of valuable merchandise broke out in a warehouse at the I corner of IRorth John-street and Harriegton- a street. The warehouse, which is an extensive R one, seven stories in height, comprises a series of m rooms, let off to various parties, for the storage of re goods About a quarter, past three o'clock Police ...

... I-S- ECOND EDITION..: ] ~~~~~- I 133r Tm9LEGRAXpn.] :Vr. Gosobei'ivP., i has made au emphatic epqech oe thes neoesaity of bhuroh extension in' por district.. The Sth esy6 thgy s oer nint has not yet comipleted the arrangementa for the. Jamsica Commission, or decided on'thie name.of a gentle- man to accompany Mr. Russell Gurney. MURDER AT' THEBDEVO1POuT -, ''B;ARR-AlkiO; . B.[EUTnin'H ...

... I I - ilNXA siverpoot: Mmou Ito . .AU _OUL .LX0PM,~ SUN-MARY. OI l TIO. The Qeenh will probably leave Wiadear: Castle to-day for Osborne'. The removal of the Court to the Isle of Wight was originally fixed for Saturday last, but was postponed in cosmequence of the funeral of the King of the Belgians tairing place on that day. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday. Earl Russell, who has -quite ...

... DR. RUNTER'S LETTERS ON THE OAUSES OF OONSUMPTION. TO THa EDITORS OF Tag LIVREPOOL UNRIoaUg. Gentlemen,-I now como to the consideration of the caases which produce consumption. It is only by tracing the disease baok to its souroe that the means necessary for its prevention can be dis. covered or the treatment required for its curo made plain and Intelligible to the non-professional reader. Is ...

... POM.P.08 onlI mKt rotttA. SALUSf rOPULI LBK SUPRUBIA4. aSU:A~y. t--- I DOMESIIO. The. report, of the Royal Commission on *Capital Punishment has been made public. The Commissioners recommend that there should be an amendment of the law which would.gei rid of some fow anomalies and :make -treabon and murder the only offenoes *for which capital punishment oan be inflicted. 'The-abolition of ...

... -~~~~~ - AA ALMANAcK and TIDE TABLE for 1866 is preeeated with the Mrncunr of this day. ----- . ~ IMPORTANT DiUCILON AS TO 13BAMEN'S WAGES. A case of oonsiderableiimportamce toslipowners mnd seafaring men came betore Messrs. Robertson Gladsitono audLanport, at h ii police ourt, yeater- j~ay. 8ome time ago Mr. Edward Batra, ship. owner, of thiu town, wras sumnonod before their worsehipe by ...

... : - -:3I~ FALUS POPULI LElX NWP A. =~~~ I c =1 = = _ = I i -k?SUMMARY, i ? . DOMUETIO. : The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday. A Cahinet Council will be held to-day. k The contemplated matrimonial alliance between the Princess Helena and Prinae Christian of Augustenburg is, officially notified..' The Gkustts ettates that at the Privy Council held'yesterday the Queen was pleased to declare ...

... NEW WEBLBYAkN CAP.E, - WHITBFIBLjD-ROAD. Yesterday afternoon the foundation stone of a new Wesleyan Chapel, in connection with the Brunswick CirCuit, to be erected in Whiteofeld- road, Everton, was laid by James Radford, Esq. The new ohnpel is arranged to exat 600 persons on the ground floor and 200 in the traneopt gal. leriee; its extreme length i 90 feet; width crss Strauept 72 feet; and ...

... |F- MIEULTUM M PAlVOO A prizn pift, weighing 52 atone was killed thd other day in Wigto wasbiro, The mudic ofa good many performers ebsld bi lila tbh famous OmOeio of thespheres-noevaehei&r A lady was robbed of ber watch and chlaid in th. Leeds auiza court on Monday afternoon. The number of deatbs registered in London, bat week was 1440, being slightly below the estimated average. 'i ho number ...

... !LYTHAbi PIaE COMPANY.-A meeting of this companv was held at Lytham, on Monday ; G. Murton, Esq., in the chair. The only business was the passing of a formal re- solution confirming one adopted at a previous meeting creating 400 new stares of £5 each. I BLAKPOOL PIFR COMPANY.-The annual meeting of this company was held on Monday last; H. C. Macrea, Esq., in the chair. The secretary (Mr. Blane) ...

... I_1_ .- .- _ I AMERICA. The City of Washington stoamer arrived on Wednesday, with American advices to the 25th ult., together with the receipts and sales in the chief cotton ports. Au applica- tion from the Governor of the State of Mississippi for the withdrawal of the Fedora] troops elicits from the President an assurance that they will be withdralvu as soon as it is shown that peace and ...